Neuroscience and Society: Sex and gender | Office of Neuroscience Research

“Sex Eliminativism” Hosted by the Department of Philosophy Joint work with Aja Watkins (University of Wisconsin). Abstract: The concept of biological sex guides research, clinical practice, science funding policy, and contemporary political discourse. In many such contexts, this concept is understood to mean that sex categories such as “male” and “female” crosscut other forms of […]

Event Category: Neuroscience and Society: Sex and gender

Philosophy Colloquium: Marina DiMarco (University of Pittsburgh) – “Sex Eliminativism”

Johnson Memorial Lecture: Jesse Gillis (University of Toronto ) – “High-throughput inference to understand cell programs in evolution and development”